date:20090410


Benoit Renard wrote:

Peter Potamus the Purple Hippo wrote:
if you know how to use the userContent.css file, or the Stylish 
extension, you can eliminate all the advertising. Thats what I've done 
to many sites.


Why not just use Adblock Plus? It not only hides advertisements, it 
blocks their download.


it doesn't block everything.  Just like my hosts file 
doesn't block everything.


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Re: Gone back to v1 (1.1.16) but

2009-04-10 Thread Jim S

On Fri, 10 Apr 2009 06:34:06 -0700, Peter Potamus the Purple Hippo wrote:

 Jim S wrote:
 I have abandoned v2a3 until something happens and returned to 1.1.16, but
 cannot get a version of IEtab that loads.
 Help anyone?
 
 you need version: ie_tab-1.3.3.20070528-fx+mz+sm+fl-win.xpi

Thanks Peter, but I remembered why I could not get along with v1 and its
installing and uninstalling problems. It seems that the Gillik patches no
longer work either.
 I'll watch v2 with interest and stick with FF for now.
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Re: Gone back to v1 (1.1.16) but


Jim S wrote:

On Fri, 10 Apr 2009 06:34:06 -0700, Peter Potamus the Purple Hippo wrote:


Jim S wrote:

I have abandoned v2a3 until something happens and returned to 1.1.16, but
cannot get a version of IEtab that loads.
Help anyone?

you need version: ie_tab-1.3.3.20070528-fx+mz+sm+fl-win.xpi


Thanks Peter, but I remembered why I could not get along with v1 and its
installing and uninstalling problems. It seems that the Gillik patches no
longer work either.
 I'll watch v2 with interest and stick with FF for now.


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Re: Another email query


Bob Minchin wrote:

Peter Potamus the Purple Hippo wrote:

u...@domain.invalid wrote:
When i use my windows live hotmail webmail account with seamonkey 
1.1.16and earlier, I can read my email but when I try to compose 
mail, I cannot write the text of the mail.


The mail account works fully with Firefox so the hotmail end looks 
like it is configured OK.


Can anyone throw any light on this please.

TIA

Bob


why can't you compose? What happens? What error messages, if any, do 
you get? When you click on compose, what happens?

The reply window opens but I cannot type in it


Have you tried changing the user agent to pretent to be FF and see 
what happens?



Sorry I don't understand this part.

Bob


yup, it seems they're browser sniffing.  That means 
they're sniffing to see what browser you're using, and 
if you're using anything besides IE or FF, then you're 
SOL. It just won't work with SM.


One way around this is to change you're user agent. 
The UA tells the world what browser you're using, and 
what operating sytem you're using.  For example, your 
UA is:


Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; Windows NT 5.1; en-US; 
rv:1.8.1.21) Gecko/20090403 SeaMonkey/1.1.16


This tells me you're using winXP [thats NIT 5.1], 
you're using the US version of SeaMonkey, version 1.1.16.


If you install the UA Switcher, then you can change 
your UA and pretend you're another browser, and a 
nother operating system.  You can get it here: 
http://chrispederick.com/work/user-agent-switcher/


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Re: Gone back to v1 (1.1.16) but

2009-04-10 Thread Jim S

On Fri, 10 Apr 2009 06:52:36 -0700, Peter Potamus the Purple Hippo wrote:

 Jim S wrote:
 On Fri, 10 Apr 2009 06:34:06 -0700, Peter Potamus the Purple Hippo wrote:
 
 Jim S wrote:
 I have abandoned v2a3 until something happens and returned to 1.1.16, but
 cannot get a version of IEtab that loads.
 Help anyone?
 you need version: ie_tab-1.3.3.20070528-fx+mz+sm+fl-win.xpi
 
 Thanks Peter, but I remembered why I could not get along with v1 and its
 installing and uninstalling problems. It seems that the Gillik patches no
 longer work either.
  I'll watch v2 with interest and stick with FF for now.
 
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mail settings

2009-04-10 Thread Rick Merrill


The OK button on email settings refuses to work.

(the X button works however)
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Cannot view a file!

2009-04-10 Thread Lee


Hi Peter

Thanks for the reference I sent it to the party so
they will know why I cannot view their attachments.
Appreciate your help as usual.

L e e

Peter Potamus the Purple Hippo wrote:

http://kb.mozillazine.org/Winmail.dat_attachments
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Re: [Windows] MAPI32.DLL issue w/SM 1.1.15/6

The date and time was Thursday, April 09, 2009 5:10:07 PM, and on a 
whim, NoOp pounded out on the keyboard:



I normally do not run windows, and run linux instead. However I've been
running WinXPPro (SP3) on a second machine to assist someone
troubleshooting a SeaMonkey issue. I've run into an issue with upgrading
from SM 1.1.14 to 1.1.15 and now 1.1.16 whereby I receive WinXP startup
errors due to SM replacing the MAPI32.DLL in the Windows System32
directory upon each upgrade. To add insult to injury... 1.1.15  1.1.16
required reboots.

If I leave the SM mapi32.dll installed, I received the following error
on startup:

WindowsSearch.exe - Ordinal Not Found
The ordinal 49 could not be located in the synamic link library MAPI32.dll.

If I move the SM mapi32.dll (Mozilla version 0.8.0.0) out of the way and
replace it with the original MS version (4.0.835.1374), I no longer
receive the error  SM seems to continue to work just fine. Note: I have
to keep copy of the MS version in a temp/backup folder as SM keeps
overwriting the original - whats up with that?

The Microsoft WindowsSearch.exe is version 7.0.6001.16503.

I seem to recall some discussion regarding Mozilla interference with
mapi32.dll files in the past, but I've been on linux for a few years now
and had thought that any issues like this had been sorted out. Is anyone
else experiencing mapi32.dll issues?

Crossposted to: mozilla.dev.apps.seamonkey
Followup-To: mozilla.support.seamonkey set





Windows Search most recent version is 4.
http://www.file.net/process/windowssearch.exe.html

I would suggest a malware scan using Malwarebytes and Spybot:
http://www.malwarebytes.org/
http://www.safer-networking.org/index2.html

I have SP3 and my mapi32.dll version is 1.0.2536.0. The last time I had 
that issue was 1998, as I realized I have a backup file of the moz mapi 
file in the system32 folder.


If you copy the SM mapi32.dll file to the SM program folder, does it work?


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Another Question? SeaMonkey 1.1.15 and Windows Media Player Plug-in

2009-04-10 Thread John Reinders


Hi,

Wasn't sure I should add my question to the thread above, so I'll start 
a new one. I have the new FireFox plugin installed and it appears to 
work fine when I test it on the site: 
http://plugindoc.mozdev.org/testpages/wmp9.html.

I have Media Player 11 installed...

The problem I'm having is with my Dad's website and a piece of 
javascript I am trying to use that plays daily mp3's... The script works 
fine in IE... and in fact works fine on his PC as he has Quicktime 
installed. I don't have Quicktime and would prefer to use the Media 
player plugin.


His website address is: http://www.songsofpraiseandworship.org/

Any thoughts on why it won't work in SeaMonkey. Here also is what 
appears in about plugins on my PC:


Microsoft® Windows Media Player Firefox Plugin

File name: np-mswmp.dll
np-mswmp

MIME Type   Description SuffixesEnabled
application/x-ms-wmpnp-mswmp*   Yes
application/asx *   Yes
video/x-ms-asf-plugin   *   Yes
application/x-mplayer2  *   Yes
video/x-ms-asf  asf,asx,*   Yes
video/x-ms-wm   wm,*Yes
audio/x-ms-wma  wma,*   Yes
audio/x-ms-wax  wax,*   Yes
video/x-ms-wmv  wmv,*   Yes
video/x-ms-wvx  wvx,*   Yes


Here's is the script...

!-- This script and many more are available free online at --
!-- The JavaScript Source!! http://javascript.internet.com --
!-- Original:  Gary Perry (g...@garyperry.com) --
script language=JavaScript type=text/javascript

s_date = new Date();

if(s_date.getDay() == 1){
document.write('embed width=0 height=0 hidden=true autostart=true 
volume=5 loop=false 
src=musicministry/mp3s/A_Miracle_Will_Happen.mp3');

}


if(s_date.getDay() == 2){
document.write('embed width=0 height=0 hidden=true autostart=true 
volume=5 loop=false src=musicministry/mp3s/Its_A_Great_Church.mp3');

}


if(s_date.getDay() == 3){
document.write('embed width=0 height=0 hidden=true autostart=true 
volume=5 loop=false 
src=musicministry/mp3s/The_Healer_From_Galilee.mp3');

}


if(s_date.getDay() == 4){
document.write('embed width=0 height=0 hidden=true autostart=true 
volume=5 loop=false src=musicministry/mp3s/By_Faith.mp3');

}


if(s_date.getDay() == 5){
document.write('embed width=0 height=0 hidden=true autostart=true 
volume=5 loop=false 
src=musicministry/mp3s/Something_Beautiful_Happened.mp3');

}


if(s_date.getDay() == 6){
document.write('embed width=0 height=0 hidden=true autostart=true 
volume=5 loop=false 
src=musicministry/mp3s/What_A_Wonderful_Friend.mp3');

}


if(s_date.getDay() == 7){
document.write('embed width=0 height=0 hidden=true autostart=true 
volume=5 loop=false 
src=musicministry/mp3s/How_I_Love_My_Friend_Jesus.mp3');

}


if(s_date.getDay() == 0){
document.write('embed width=0 height=0 hidden=true autostart=true 
volume=5 loop=false src=musicministry/mp3s/Coming_Soon.mp3');

}

/script

center
bfont size=-1font face=arial, helveticaA Different MP3 Will 
Play Every Day!brFree JavaScripts provided by a 
href=http://javascriptsource.com;The JavaScript 
Source/a/font/font/b

/center

Thanks, John
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Re: [Windows] MAPI32.DLL issue w/SM 1.1.15/6

On 04/10/2009 07:59 AM, Terry R. wrote:
The date and time was Thursday, April 09, 2009 5:10:07 PM, and on a
whim, NoOp pounded out on the keyboard:

I normally do not run windows, and run linux instead. However I've been
running WinXPPro (SP3) on a second machine to assist someone
troubleshooting a SeaMonkey issue. I've run into an issue with upgrading
from SM 1.1.14 to 1.1.15 and now 1.1.16 whereby I receive WinXP startup
errors due to SM replacing the MAPI32.DLL in the Windows System32
directory upon each upgrade. To add insult to injury... 1.1.15 1.1.16
required reboots.

If I leave the SM mapi32.dll installed, I received the following error
on startup:

WindowsSearch.exe - Ordinal Not Found
The ordinal 49 could not be located in the synamic link library MAPI32.dll.

If I move the SM mapi32.dll (Mozilla version 0.8.0.0) out of the way and
replace it with the original MS version (4.0.835.1374), I no longer
receive the error SM seems to continue to work just fine. Note: I have
to keep copy of the MS version in a temp/backup folder as SM keeps
overwriting the original - whats up with that?

The Microsoft WindowsSearch.exe is version 7.0.6001.16503.

I seem to recall some discussion regarding Mozilla interference with
mapi32.dll files in the past, but I've been on linux for a few years now
and had thought that any issues like this had been sorted out. Is anyone
else experiencing mapi32.dll issues?

Crossposted to: mozilla.dev.apps.seamonkey
Followup-To: mozilla.support.seamonkey set

Windows Search most recent version is 4.
http://www.file.net/process/windowssearch.exe.html

Yeah, it's 4.0 the file is valid:
http://www.microsoft.com/windows/products/winfamily/desktopsearch/choose/windowssearch4.mspx?tab=Install
It
I was refering to the actual windowssearch.exe file version.

I would suggest a malware scan using Malwarebytes and Spybot:
http://www.malwarebytes.org/
http://www.safer-networking.org/index2.html

I have SP3 and my mapi32.dll version is 1.0.2536.0. The last time I had
that issue was 1998, as I realized I have a backup file of the moz mapi
file in the system32 folder.

If you copy the SM mapi32.dll file to the SM program folder, does it work?

Terry R.

Thanks for the suggestions... however the only malware in this case is
SM replacing mapi32.dll in C:\windows\system32. It's quite simple to
reproduce:

1. Put original mapi32.dll in system32
2. Reinstall SM 1.1.1x and watch SM replace the existing mapi32.dll with
it's own, and rename the previous mapi32.dll to mapi32_Mozilla.dll.

Doesn't get much simpler than that.

Philip hit the nail on the head w/
https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=109362

I'll pursue that one, thanks.

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Re: Javascript


Raylee Cooper replied On 4/10/2009 10:17 AM


Hi,
I have just upgraded to Seamonkey.  I have enabled javascript, ticked 
every box in the edit section of the browser window.  But I'm still 
unable to view most pages, and more often than not, get a message on the 
pages I open saying I need to enable javascript.  So, I go back up to 
edit, preferences, then advanced to check the settings, it's still 
enabled and I still can't view the page. Do you know why this is 
happening?  I really like Seamonkey and I'd hate to have to revert back 
to my old browser because this one doesn't work properly.

Thanks, Raye



Raye,

When you installed SeaMonkey did you enable Quick Launch, it places an 
icon in your System Taskbar nest to the clock.


If Quick Launch is enabled then you have to close SeaMonkey down 
completely, including Quick Launch,  QL keeps some parts of SM in memory 
to quickly launch the SM application, and this may be preventing you 
form seeing your web pages with JavaScript.


Michael
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Re: [Windows] MAPI32.DLL issue w/SM 1.1.15/6

On 04/09/2009 09:42 PM, Philip Chee wrote:
 On Thu, 09 Apr 2009 17:10:07 -0700, NoOp wrote:
...
 I seem to recall some discussion regarding Mozilla interference with
 mapi32.dll files in the past, but I've been on linux for a few years now
 and had thought that any issues like this had been sorted out. Is anyone
 else experiencing mapi32.dll issues?
 
 Crossposted to: mozilla.dev.apps.seamonkey
 Followup-To: mozilla.support.seamonkey set
 
 There are a bunch of MAPI32.DLL bugs in bugzilla, most of them have been
 duplicated to:
 
 Bug 109362 - Installing/setting Mozilla as default mail breaks other
 clients (e.g. groupwise, outlook) (bad mapi32.dll)
 
 https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=109362
 
 This is nominated for wanted‑thunderbird3 I think this should be
 blocking-thunderbird3 since the problem will be even worse with Vista
 and Windows7.
 
 Phil
 

Yep. That's the one - thanks! I'll add a note to that bug later today.

Gary

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Re: Another email query

2009-04-10 Thread Bob Minchin


Peter Potamus the Purple Hippo wrote:

Bob Minchin wrote:

Peter Potamus the Purple Hippo wrote:

u...@domain.invalid wrote:
When i use my windows live hotmail webmail account with seamonkey 
1.1.16and earlier, I can read my email but when I try to compose 
mail, I cannot write the text of the mail.


The mail account works fully with Firefox so the hotmail end looks 
like it is configured OK.


Can anyone throw any light on this please.

TIA

Bob


why can't you compose? What happens? What error messages, if any, do 
you get? When you click on compose, what happens?

The reply window opens but I cannot type in it


Have you tried changing the user agent to pretent to be FF and see 
what happens?



Sorry I don't understand this part.

Bob


yup, it seems they're browser sniffing.  That means they're sniffing to 
see what browser you're using, and if you're using anything besides IE 
or FF, then you're SOL. It just won't work with SM.


One way around this is to change you're user agent. The UA tells the 
world what browser you're using, and what operating sytem you're using.  
For example, your UA is:


Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; Windows NT 5.1; en-US; rv:1.8.1.21) 
Gecko/20090403 SeaMonkey/1.1.16


This tells me you're using winXP [thats NIT 5.1], you're using the US 
version of SeaMonkey, version 1.1.16.


If you install the UA Switcher, then you can change your UA and pretend 
you're another browser, and a nother operating system.  You can get it 
here: http://chrispederick.com/work/user-agent-switcher/



Thanks Peter,
I'm now pretending to be Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; Windows NT 5.1; en-US; 
rv:1.8.1) Gecko/20061010 Firefox/2.0 and all seems to be working.


Bob
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Re: Another Question? SeaMonkey 1.1.15 and Windows Media Player Plug-in


John Reinders replied On 4/10/2009 10:06 AM


Hi,

Wasn't sure I should add my question to the thread above, so I'll start 
a new one. I have the new FireFox plugin installed and it appears to 
work fine when I test it on the site: 
http://plugindoc.mozdev.org/testpages/wmp9.html.

I have Media Player 11 installed...

The problem I'm having is with my Dad's website and a piece of 
javascript I am trying to use that plays daily mp3's... The script works 
fine in IE... and in fact works fine on his PC as he has Quicktime 
installed. I don't have Quicktime and would prefer to use the Media 
player plugin.


His website address is: http://www.songsofpraiseandworship.org/

Thanks, John


 clipped 

John,

I clicked on the above web site and the home page automatically played 
the background music file.  I checked the Music page and noticed all the 
music files are either .midi or .mp3 files.  Your WMP is not set up to 
play those file formats.


I clicked on one file from the Music page and my Crescendo mp3 player 
plugin opened an played the song.


Michael
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Javascript

2009-04-10 Thread Raylee Cooper

Hi Keith, With out a doubt the quickest reply I've ever received - 
thanks, that's awesome.  However, I've tried a restart and it hasn't 
worked.  Should I maybe try download the program again.

Thanks, Raye

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Re: Another Question? SeaMonkey 1.1.15 and Windows Media Player Plug-in

2009-04-10 Thread John Reinders


Michael Gordon wrote:

John Reinders replied On 4/10/2009 10:06 AM


Hi,

Wasn't sure I should add my question to the thread above, so I'll 
start a new one. I have the new FireFox plugin installed and it 
appears to work fine when I test it on the site: 
http://plugindoc.mozdev.org/testpages/wmp9.html.

I have Media Player 11 installed...

The problem I'm having is with my Dad's website and a piece of 
javascript I am trying to use that plays daily mp3's... The script 
works fine in IE... and in fact works fine on his PC as he has 
Quicktime installed. I don't have Quicktime and would prefer to use 
the Media player plugin.


His website address is: http://www.songsofpraiseandworship.org/

Thanks, John


 clipped 

John,

I clicked on the above web site and the home page automatically played 
the background music file.  I checked the Music page and noticed all the 
music files are either .midi or .mp3 files.  Your WMP is not set up to 
play those file formats.


I clicked on one file from the Music page and my Crescendo mp3 player 
plugin opened an played the song.


Michael


Hi Michael,

I checked Windows Media Player and MP3 is selected as on of the file 
types. I have midi unchecked because I still use Crescendo for that..


When I click on a MP3 links on Dad's music page - 
http://www.songsofpraiseandworship.org/musicministry/our_music.html

Windows Media Player starts right up? That has always worked...

Are you using the FireFox Plugin?

I'm still thinking it has something to do with the javascript, although 
that doesn't explain why it works in IE? Or could it be that there are 
lines missing in Microsoft® Windows Media Player Firefox Plugin in about 
Plug-Ins...eg


audio/x-ms-m3u m3u,* Yes
audio/x-ms-mp3 mp3,* Yes

I don't know, I just know enough about javascript to barely get by.

John
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Re: [Windows] MAPI32.DLL issue w/SM 1.1.15/6

The date and time was Friday, April 10, 2009 8:45:09 AM, and on a whim,
NoOp pounded out on the keyboard:

On 04/10/2009 07:59 AM, Terry R. wrote:
The date and time was Thursday, April 09, 2009 5:10:07 PM, and on a
whim, NoOp pounded out on the keyboard:

If I leave the SM mapi32.dll installed, I received the following error
on startup:

WindowsSearch.exe - Ordinal Not Found
The ordinal 49 could not be located in the synamic link library MAPI32.dll.

The Microsoft WindowsSearch.exe is version 7.0.6001.16503.

Crossposted to: mozilla.dev.apps.seamonkey
Followup-To: mozilla.support.seamonkey set

Windows Search most recent version is 4.
http://www.file.net/process/windowssearch.exe.html

I would suggest a malware scan using Malwarebytes and Spybot:
http://www.malwarebytes.org/
http://www.safer-networking.org/index2.html

I have SP3 and my mapi32.dll version is 1.0.2536.0. The last time I had
that issue was 1998, as I realized I have a backup file of the moz mapi
file in the system32 folder.

If you copy the SM mapi32.dll file to the SM program folder, does it work?

Terry R.

Thanks for the suggestions... however the only malware in this case is
SM replacing mapi32.dll in C:\windows\system32. It's quite simple to
reproduce:

1. Put original mapi32.dll in system32
2. Reinstall SM 1.1.1x and watch SM replace the existing mapi32.dll with
it's own, and rename the previous mapi32.dll to mapi32_Mozilla.dll.

I remember the old NS doing the same. I wonder why SM still does that
and yet FF/TB doesn't.

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Re: Slightly off subject: Question about file posting sites

2009-04-10 Thread HeavyDuty


JeffM wrote:

HeavyDuty wrote:

After I learned what the search name was for what I wanted
(file hosting), I searched and tested 15 sites and concluded
that bigfiles.com met my needs best. Very simple interface
and not much advertising. Also, after a ten second delay,
very easy to down load.


It doesn't sound like you can **deep-link** to an image
but, instead people have to go to a **page**.
That sucks.


Jeff,
I am not parking an image, but a file to download.
Of all the sites I viewed and tested, bigfilez.com 
(previously I missed-spelled that) is the easiest site to 
operate for a recipient. Yes, it would be nice to go to a 
link and immediately and automatically start a download, 
but, the file hosting sites are free (mostly) public sites 
that sustain themselves with ads. Until I find a for-pay 
file hosting site that provides the automatic experience, or 
I start my own domain web site, I think the people I send to 
bigfilez.com will tolerate and download what I want them to 
retrieve with little irritation and inconvenience.

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Re: Another Question? SeaMonkey 1.1.15 and Windows Media Player Plug-in

2009-04-10 Thread John Reinders


John Reinders wrote:

Hi,

Wasn't sure I should add my question to the thread above, so I'll start 
a new one. I have the new FireFox plugin installed and it appears to 
work fine when I test it on the site: 
http://plugindoc.mozdev.org/testpages/wmp9.html.

I have Media Player 11 installed...

The problem I'm having is with my Dad's website and a piece of 
javascript I am trying to use that plays daily mp3's... The script works 
fine in IE... and in fact works fine on his PC as he has Quicktime 
installed. I don't have Quicktime and would prefer to use the Media 
player plugin.


His website address is: http://www.songsofpraiseandworship.org/

Any thoughts on why it won't work in SeaMonkey. Here also is what 
appears in about plugins on my PC:


Microsoft® Windows Media Player Firefox Plugin

File name: np-mswmp.dll
np-mswmp

MIME Type Description Suffixes Enabled
application/x-ms-wmp np-mswmp * Yes
application/asx * Yes
video/x-ms-asf-plugin * Yes
application/x-mplayer2 * Yes
video/x-ms-asf asf,asx,* Yes
video/x-ms-wm wm,* Yes
audio/x-ms-wma wma,* Yes
audio/x-ms-wax wax,* Yes
video/x-ms-wmv wmv,* Yes
video/x-ms-wvx wvx,* Yes


Here's is the script...

!-- This script and many more are available free online at --
!-- The JavaScript Source!! http://javascript.internet.com --
!-- Original:  Gary Perry (g...@garyperry.com) --
script language=JavaScript type=text/javascript

s_date = new Date();

if(s_date.getDay() == 1){
document.write('embed width=0 height=0 hidden=true autostart=true 
volume=5 loop=false 
src=musicministry/mp3s/A_Miracle_Will_Happen.mp3');

}


if(s_date.getDay() == 2){
document.write('embed width=0 height=0 hidden=true autostart=true 
volume=5 loop=false src=musicministry/mp3s/Its_A_Great_Church.mp3');

}


if(s_date.getDay() == 3){
document.write('embed width=0 height=0 hidden=true autostart=true 
volume=5 loop=false 
src=musicministry/mp3s/The_Healer_From_Galilee.mp3');

}


if(s_date.getDay() == 4){
document.write('embed width=0 height=0 hidden=true autostart=true 
volume=5 loop=false src=musicministry/mp3s/By_Faith.mp3');

}


if(s_date.getDay() == 5){
document.write('embed width=0 height=0 hidden=true autostart=true 
volume=5 loop=false 
src=musicministry/mp3s/Something_Beautiful_Happened.mp3');

}


if(s_date.getDay() == 6){
document.write('embed width=0 height=0 hidden=true autostart=true 
volume=5 loop=false 
src=musicministry/mp3s/What_A_Wonderful_Friend.mp3');

}


if(s_date.getDay() == 7){
document.write('embed width=0 height=0 hidden=true autostart=true 
volume=5 loop=false 
src=musicministry/mp3s/How_I_Love_My_Friend_Jesus.mp3');

}


if(s_date.getDay() == 0){
document.write('embed width=0 height=0 hidden=true autostart=true 
volume=5 loop=false src=musicministry/mp3s/Coming_Soon.mp3');

}

/script

center
bfont size=-1font face=arial, helveticaA Different MP3 Will 
Play Every Day!brFree JavaScripts provided by a 
href=http://javascriptsource.com;The JavaScript 
Source/a/font/font/b

/center

Thanks, John


Hi,

Found the answer me thinks...after much searching.

If you came here wondering how to make Firefox use the Windows Media 
Player plugin play a specific file type instead of Quicktime, then you 
should know that the WMP plugin is hard-coded to only play the 
proprietary Microsoft formats (.asf, .asx, .wm, .wma, .wax, .wmv, and 
.wvx), and Windows Media Player provides no provision for changing this. 
For the most common formats found on the web (like mp3, midi, mpg, wav, 
etc.) you will need to install and configure Quicktime or Quicktime 
Alternative.


I found it on http://forums.mozillazine.org/viewtopic.php?t=206213

I just find it hard to believe that Microsoft would go to all the 
trouble to produce a plugin for FireFox and not include the most 
commonly used audio extensions... Oh well!


John
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Re: Printing Coupons





And the reason they use this method is to prevent the user from making
multiple copies.  Although once the coupon is printed what's to prevent
me from manually copying it?

--
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I did just that and I was prompted to install their program, no thanks.

I e-mail their support this morning and received a reply, see below.

Thank you for contacting us concerning Scotts products. As always, it is 
our goal to make sure that our customers are completely satisfied with 
our products and services.


I am sorry you are experiencing problems printing coupons from our 
website. All coupons that are printed off the web require that you 
download the software (unless that specific software is already 
installed on your PC, as in if another vendor uses the same software). 
Each coupon you print is unique and encoded by the software so that the 
coupons can't be duplicated or used for fraudulent purposes.  If you 
install the software now, you can use the same software for future 
coupon offers.


The Coupon printer is free, safe and easy to use. It does not install 
any form of spyware or adware or collect any personal information about 
you. Once it has been downloaded and installed, a process that only 
takes a few seconds, you will be able to print coupons from our site and 
from emails you might receive.


 If this is not acceptable to you and you would prefer we mail the 
coupon, please reply with your mailing address and I will mail you the 
coupon via the USPS.
I apologize for any inconvenience this has caused you. Please feel free 
to contact us on our toll free help line at 1-800-543-8873 if we can 
answer any additional questions or you are still unable to print our 
coupons. Just a note, Home Depot and Lowe's do not accept our coupons.


Again, thank you for taking the time to let us know of your concerns. 
Please do not hesitate to contact us if we can be of any additional help 
to you.


Angela Garrison
Consumer Response Representative
The Scotts Company and Subsidiaries
14111 Scottslawn Road
Marysville, OH 43041


You are correct in that there is nothing to prevent printing the first 
coupon and then making 1000 copies and giving them to all your friends 
and neighbors.


The purpose of a coupon is to entice people to buy their product at some 
time in the future.


What should they care if they printed a 1000 coupons with their 
software, or a 1000 coupons were freely distributed?


Michael
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Re: Javascript


Raylee Cooper wrote:

Hi,
I have just upgraded to Seamonkey.  I have enabled javascript, ticked 
every box in the edit section of the browser window.  But I'm still 
unable to view most pages, and more often than not, get a message on the 
pages I open saying I need to enable javascript.  So, I go back up to 
edit, preferences, then advanced to check the settings, it's still 
enabled and I still can't view the page. Do you know why this is 
happening?  I really like Seamonkey and I'd hate to have to revert back 
to my old browser because this one doesn't work properly.

Thanks, Raye



well, if you don't provide links to some sites, then 
how can we help you?


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Re: Another Question? SeaMonkey 1.1.15 and Windows Media Player Plug-in


John Reinders wrote:

John Reinders wrote:

Hi,

Wasn't sure I should add my question to the thread above, so I'll 
start a new one. I have the new FireFox plugin installed and it 
appears to work fine when I test it on the site: 
http://plugindoc.mozdev.org/testpages/wmp9.html.

I have Media Player 11 installed...

The problem I'm having is with my Dad's website and a piece of 
javascript I am trying to use that plays daily mp3's... The script 
works fine in IE... and in fact works fine on his PC as he has 
Quicktime installed. I don't have Quicktime and would prefer to use 
the Media player plugin.


His website address is: http://www.songsofpraiseandworship.org/

Any thoughts on why it won't work in SeaMonkey. Here also is what 
appears in about plugins on my PC:


Microsoft® Windows Media Player Firefox Plugin

File name: np-mswmp.dll
np-mswmp

MIME Type Description Suffixes Enabled
application/x-ms-wmp np-mswmp * Yes
application/asx * Yes
video/x-ms-asf-plugin * Yes
application/x-mplayer2 * Yes
video/x-ms-asf asf,asx,* Yes
video/x-ms-wm wm,* Yes
audio/x-ms-wma wma,* Yes
audio/x-ms-wax wax,* Yes
video/x-ms-wmv wmv,* Yes
video/x-ms-wvx wvx,* Yes


Here's is the script...

!-- This script and many more are available free online at --
!-- The JavaScript Source!! http://javascript.internet.com --
!-- Original:  Gary Perry (g...@garyperry.com) --
script language=JavaScript type=text/javascript

s_date = new Date();

if(s_date.getDay() == 1){
document.write('embed width=0 height=0 hidden=true autostart=true 
volume=5 loop=false 
src=musicministry/mp3s/A_Miracle_Will_Happen.mp3');

}


if(s_date.getDay() == 2){
document.write('embed width=0 height=0 hidden=true autostart=true 
volume=5 loop=false 
src=musicministry/mp3s/Its_A_Great_Church.mp3');

}


if(s_date.getDay() == 3){
document.write('embed width=0 height=0 hidden=true autostart=true 
volume=5 loop=false 
src=musicministry/mp3s/The_Healer_From_Galilee.mp3');

}


if(s_date.getDay() == 4){
document.write('embed width=0 height=0 hidden=true autostart=true 
volume=5 loop=false src=musicministry/mp3s/By_Faith.mp3');

}


if(s_date.getDay() == 5){
document.write('embed width=0 height=0 hidden=true autostart=true 
volume=5 loop=false 
src=musicministry/mp3s/Something_Beautiful_Happened.mp3');

}


if(s_date.getDay() == 6){
document.write('embed width=0 height=0 hidden=true autostart=true 
volume=5 loop=false 
src=musicministry/mp3s/What_A_Wonderful_Friend.mp3');

}


if(s_date.getDay() == 7){
document.write('embed width=0 height=0 hidden=true autostart=true 
volume=5 loop=false 
src=musicministry/mp3s/How_I_Love_My_Friend_Jesus.mp3');

}


if(s_date.getDay() == 0){
document.write('embed width=0 height=0 hidden=true autostart=true 
volume=5 loop=false src=musicministry/mp3s/Coming_Soon.mp3');

}

/script

center
bfont size=-1font face=arial, helveticaA Different MP3 Will 
Play Every Day!brFree JavaScripts provided by a 
href=http://javascriptsource.com;The JavaScript 
Source/a/font/font/b

/center

Thanks, John


Hi,

Found the answer me thinks...after much searching.

If you came here wondering how to make Firefox use the Windows Media 
Player plugin play a specific file type instead of Quicktime, then you 
should know that the WMP plugin is hard-coded to only play the 
proprietary Microsoft formats (.asf, .asx, .wm, .wma, .wax, .wmv, and 
.wvx), and Windows Media Player provides no provision for changing this. 
For the most common formats found on the web (like mp3, midi, mpg, wav, 
etc.) you will need to install and configure Quicktime or Quicktime 
Alternative.


I found it on http://forums.mozillazine.org/viewtopic.php?t=206213

I just find it hard to believe that Microsoft would go to all the 
trouble to produce a plugin for FireFox and not include the most 
commonly used audio extensions... Oh well!


John


no, the plugin only works for their stuff and nothing 
else.


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Re: [Windows] MAPI32.DLL issue w/SM 1.1.15/6


Terry R. wrote:

I have SP3 and my mapi32.dll version is 1.0.2536.0. The last time I had 
that issue was 1998, as I realized I have a backup file of the moz mapi 
file in the system32 folder.


the version in the windowsXP system folder is 
1.0.2536.0, but the one in the SM or TB program 
directory is 0.8.0.0


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Re: [Windows] MAPI32.DLL issue w/SM 1.1.15/6


Terry R. wrote:
The date and time was Friday, April 10, 2009 8:45:09 AM, and on a whim, 
NoOp pounded out on the keyboard:



Thanks for the suggestions... however the only malware in this case is
SM replacing mapi32.dll in C:\windows\system32. It's quite simple to
reproduce:

1. Put original mapi32.dll in system32
2. Reinstall SM 1.1.1x and watch SM replace the existing mapi32.dll with
it's own, and rename the previous mapi32.dll to mapi32_Mozilla.dll.



I remember the old NS doing the same. I wonder why SM still does that 
and yet FF/TB doesn't.


sorry to say, but mine didn't do that

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Re: Another email query


Bob Minchin wrote:

Peter Potamus the Purple Hippo wrote:

Bob Minchin wrote:

Peter Potamus the Purple Hippo wrote:

u...@domain.invalid wrote:
When i use my windows live hotmail webmail account with seamonkey 
1.1.16and earlier, I can read my email but when I try to 
compose mail, I cannot write the text of the mail.


The mail account works fully with Firefox so the hotmail end looks 
like it is configured OK.


Can anyone throw any light on this please.

TIA

Bob


why can't you compose? What happens? What error messages, if any, do 
you get? When you click on compose, what happens?

The reply window opens but I cannot type in it


Have you tried changing the user agent to pretent to be FF and see 
what happens?



Sorry I don't understand this part.

Bob


yup, it seems they're browser sniffing.  That means they're sniffing 
to see what browser you're using, and if you're using anything besides 
IE or FF, then you're SOL. It just won't work with SM.


One way around this is to change you're user agent. The UA tells the 
world what browser you're using, and what operating sytem you're 
using.  For example, your UA is:


Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; Windows NT 5.1; en-US; rv:1.8.1.21) 
Gecko/20090403 SeaMonkey/1.1.16


This tells me you're using winXP [thats NIT 5.1], you're using the US 
version of SeaMonkey, version 1.1.16.


If you install the UA Switcher, then you can change your UA and 
pretend you're another browser, and a nother operating system.  You 
can get it here: http://chrispederick.com/work/user-agent-switcher/



Thanks Peter,
I'm now pretending to be Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; Windows NT 5.1; en-US; 
rv:1.8.1) Gecko/20061010 Firefox/2.0 and all seems to be working.


Bob


if you're using the UA Switcher, then when you close 
the browser, it will revert back to the original UA


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2009-04-10 Thread iwantsex

0.5430282 I Have An Interest ... 0.8874218

0.4789402 Now Visit Tobacco Is Drugs 7.968581E-02

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Quick Launch

2009-04-10 Thread Raylee Cooper


Hi Michael,
Thanks for the tip.  I enabled Quick Launch at set up, then disabled it, 
then enabled it again because I thought I should, for speed of 
launching, so I've disabled it again, and hopefully it will resolve my 
problem.

Raylee
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Re: [Windows] MAPI32.DLL issue w/SM 1.1.15/6

On 04/10/2009 09:11 AM, Frank Wein wrote:
NoOp wrote:
I normally do not run windows, and run linux instead. However I've been
running WinXPPro (SP3) on a second machine to assist someone
troubleshooting a SeaMonkey issue. I've run into an issue with upgrading
from SM 1.1.14 to 1.1.15 and now 1.1.16 whereby I receive WinXP startup
errors due to SM replacing the MAPI32.DLL in the Windows System32
directory upon each upgrade. To add insult to injury... 1.1.15 1.1.16
required reboots.

If I leave the SM mapi32.dll installed, I received the following error
on startup:
[...]

Try deleting the registry key
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Mozilla\Desktop\Mapi_backup_dll (if it
exists, that is :).

No key; I even did a registry search.

Then it should no longer replace the file. I'm not
sure why the registry entry might be there, just check if it is and
report back? Normally it should only exist when a very old IE version
(5.5 as far as I know) was once installed, which can normally not be
the case on Windows XP.

Frank

I should note that I have both 1.1.16 and 2.0a3 installed on that box.

Probably the easiest would be for one of the WinXP users here to install
the WindowsSearch:
http://www.microsoft.com/windows/products/winfamily/desktopsearch/choose/windowssearch4.mspx?tab=Install_it
I reinstalled and as soon as I did, the error popped up - didn't even
have to reboot.

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Restore Seamonkey after OS Reload.

2009-04-10 Thread Antman008


Users,

What is the proper method to restore your Seamonkey setup after a full 
disk reformat/OS re-install?  I generally re-load my WinXP system once a 
year or so to get rid of all the file gunk I collect over time.  For 
Seamonkey, I will save my full Mail folder, my bookmark file, my 
preference file, and my address books to a separate drive.  After I 
reload WinXP, I'll re-install a fresh copy of Seamonkey.


If I start that fresh copy of SM, it wants me to step through the setup 
wizard, which I want to bypass and just start restore my existing 
account.  Additionally, SM has support for multiple user preferences, 
but I have a single user system so I want to bypass this also.


(Q1) How can I restore my back-up files, select my account as the 
default (and only) account, and bypass the set-up wizard.
(Q2) Am I missing any essential back-up files besides the ones I've 
listed above that could help facilitate this?


Thanks,
Antman.
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Re: Quick Launch


Raylee Cooper wrote:

Hi Michael,
Thanks for the tip.  I enabled Quick Launch at set up, then disabled it, 
then enabled it again because I thought I should, for speed of 
launching, so I've disabled it again, and hopefully it will resolve my 
problem.

Raylee


most people will find the QL a useless thing.  With 
todays fast computers, SM starts up very fast.  If you 
have an old and slow computer, then yes, the QL is great.


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Re: Restore Seamonkey after OS Reload.


Antman008 wrote:

Users,

What is the proper method to restore your Seamonkey setup after a full 
disk reformat/OS re-install?  I generally re-load my WinXP system once a 
year or so to get rid of all the file gunk I collect over time.  For 
Seamonkey, I will save my full Mail folder, my bookmark file, my 
preference file, and my address books to a separate drive.  After I 
reload WinXP, I'll re-install a fresh copy of Seamonkey.


If I start that fresh copy of SM, it wants me to step through the setup 
wizard, which I want to bypass and just start restore my existing 
account.  Additionally, SM has support for multiple user preferences, 
but I have a single user system so I want to bypass this also.


(Q1) How can I restore my back-up files, select my account as the 
default (and only) account, and bypass the set-up wizard.
(Q2) Am I missing any essential back-up files besides the ones I've 
listed above that could help facilitate this?


Thanks,
Antman.


you want to save your profile.  This is where all your 
data, bookmarks, passwords, mail, etc, are kept. To 
find it, you can read this: 
http://seamonkey.ilias.ca/profilefaq/#locations and 
look around the site, as it will also tell you how to 
back it up and so forth.


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Re: Another Question? SeaMonkey 1.1.15 and Windows Media Player Plug-in


John Reinders replied On 4/10/2009 11:34 AM


Michael Gordon wrote:

John Reinders replied On 4/10/2009 10:06 AM


Hi,

Wasn't sure I should add my question to the thread above, so I'll 
start a new one. I have the new FireFox plugin installed and it 
appears to work fine when I test it on the site: 
http://plugindoc.mozdev.org/testpages/wmp9.html.

I have Media Player 11 installed...

The problem I'm having is with my Dad's website and a piece of 
javascript I am trying to use that plays daily mp3's... The script 
works fine in IE... and in fact works fine on his PC as he has 
Quicktime installed. I don't have Quicktime and would prefer to use 
the Media player plugin.


His website address is: http://www.songsofpraiseandworship.org/

Thanks, John

 clipped 

John,

I clicked on the above web site and the home page automatically played 
the background music file.  I checked the Music page and noticed all the 
music files are either .midi or .mp3 files.  Your WMP is not set up to 
play those file formats.


I clicked on one file from the Music page and my Crescendo mp3 player 
plugin opened an played the song.


Michael


Hi Michael,

I checked Windows Media Player and MP3 is selected as on of the file 
types. I have midi unchecked because I still use Crescendo for that..


When I click on a MP3 links on Dad's music page - 
http://www.songsofpraiseandworship.org/musicministry/our_music.html

Windows Media Player starts right up? That has always worked...

Are you using the FireFox Plugin?

I'm still thinking it has something to do with the javascript, although 
that doesn't explain why it works in IE? Or could it be that there are 
lines missing in Microsoft® Windows Media Player Firefox Plugin in about 
Plug-Ins...eg


audio/x-ms-m3u m3u,* Yes
audio/x-ms-mp3 mp3,* Yes

I don't know, I just know enough about javascript to barely get by.

John


Hello John,

I am not using a FireFox plugin.

I am using the Crescendo Universal Max plugin developed years ago for 
Netscape (Mozilla).  The Universal will install for both SeaMonkey and 
IE, but because SM was developed after the last upgrade to Crescendo you 
will have to point the Crescendo installer to where you have the SM 
Plugin Folder.


Try this version, the last on the list.
http://www.armadilloweb.com/Crescendo/crescendo_download.shtml

Michael
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Re: [Windows] MAPI32.DLL issue w/SM 1.1.15/6

The date and time was Friday, April 10, 2009 1:36:10 PM, and on a whim, 
Peter Potamus the Purple Hippo pounded out on the keyboard:



Terry R. wrote:
The date and time was Friday, April 10, 2009 8:45:09 AM, and on a whim, 
NoOp pounded out on the keyboard:



Thanks for the suggestions... however the only malware in this case is
SM replacing mapi32.dll in C:\windows\system32. It's quite simple to
reproduce:

1. Put original mapi32.dll in system32
2. Reinstall SM 1.1.1x and watch SM replace the existing mapi32.dll with
it's own, and rename the previous mapi32.dll to mapi32_Mozilla.dll.

I remember the old NS doing the same. I wonder why SM still does that 
and yet FF/TB doesn't.


sorry to say, but mine didn't do that



Your NS? Or SM?  It was a big issue with NS.


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Re: [Windows] MAPI32.DLL issue w/SM 1.1.15/6

The date and time was Friday, April 10, 2009 1:34:28 PM, and on a whim, 
Peter Potamus the Purple Hippo pounded out on the keyboard:



Terry R. wrote:

I have SP3 and my mapi32.dll version is 1.0.2536.0. The last time I had 
that issue was 1998, as I realized I have a backup file of the moz mapi 
file in the system32 folder.


the version in the windowsXP system folder is 
1.0.2536.0, but the one in the SM or TB program 
directory is 0.8.0.0




Not really related since the one in those folders is mozmapi32.dll.


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Re: Javascript

2009-04-10 Thread Leonidas Jones


Raylee Cooper wrote:

Hi Keith, With out a doubt the quickest reply I've ever received -
thanks, that's awesome. However, I've tried a restart and it hasn't
worked. Should I maybe try download the program again.
Thanks, Raye



Hi Raylee,

It will really help us help you if you can keep your replies in the 
original thread, and quote at least some relevant text to give your 
reply context.  I did not see any reply from someone named Keith in the 
original thread, so I don't really know what you are talking about.


Sometimes something as simple as disabling js, restarting SM, then 
enabling js and restarting can get a pref to stick. However, it is more 
likely a web site specific problem, as others have replied in your 
original thread.  I suggest going back to it to continue the 
troubleshoooting process.


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Re: Javascript

2009-04-10 Thread Mark Hansen

On 04/10/09 16:23, Michael Gordon wrote:
 Mark Hansen replied On 4/10/2009 11:16 AM
 
 On 04/10/09 09:07, Michael Gordon wrote:
 Raylee Cooper replied On 4/10/2009 10:17 AM

 Hi,
 I have just upgraded to Seamonkey.  I have enabled javascript, ticked 
 every box in the edit section of the browser window.  But I'm still 
 unable to view most pages, and more often than not, get a message on the 
 pages I open saying I need to enable javascript.  So, I go back up to 
 edit, preferences, then advanced to check the settings, it's still 
 enabled and I still can't view the page. Do you know why this is 
 happening?  I really like Seamonkey and I'd hate to have to revert back 
 to my old browser because this one doesn't work properly.
 Thanks, Raye

 Raye,

 When you installed SeaMonkey did you enable Quick Launch, it places an 
 icon in your System Taskbar nest to the clock.

 If Quick Launch is enabled then you have to close SeaMonkey down 
 completely, including Quick Launch,  QL keeps some parts of SM in memory 
 to quickly launch the SM application, and this may be preventing you 
 form seeing your web pages with JavaScript.

 Michael
 
 Are you sure you have to restart SeaMonkey in order for the Enable JavaScript
 option to be recognized? I've never had to do that.
 
 Only if he had Quick Launch enabled and turned it off.
 
 Michael

The OP was talking about enabling Java Script. I've been able to enable
and disable Java Script and have it affect the web page (after re-loading
the page) without stopping/restarting SeaMonkey.
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Re: Quick Launch

2009-04-10 Thread Leonidas Jones


Raylee Cooper wrote:

Hi Michael,
Thanks for the tip. I enabled Quick Launch at set up, then disabled it,
then enabled it again because I thought I should, for speed of
launching, so I've disabled it again, and hopefully it will resolve my
problem.
Raylee


Hi Raylee,

Please reply to the post, rather then composing a new message, and when 
you do reply, quote a little relevant text to give your reply context. 
The way your replies come up as separate posts make an involved support 
thread impossible. Pretty quickly no one will be able to remember what 
your are talking about.


This support forum is actually a newsgroup mirrored as a mailing list. 
The vast majority of helpers here see it as a newsgroup on the 
news.mozilla.org server, with support questions threaded by the subject.


Actually, the best way to use these groups is to set up a newsgroup 
account in SeaMonkey for news.mozilla.org.  Firstly, it will not clog up 
your inbox with posts in which you have no interest, and most important, 
your own support threads will work much better for you.


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Re: Cannot view a file!

2009-04-10 Thread Leonidas Jones


Lee wrote:

Hi Peter

Thanks for the reference I sent it to the party so
they will know why I cannot view their attachments.
Appreciate your help as usual.

L e e

Peter Potamus the Purple Hippo wrote:

http://kb.mozillazine.org/Winmail.dat_attachments


Oops, wrong thread.  :)

That can happen very easily.  Had you quoted some of Grant/Peter's post 
in your reply, your reply wouold make a little more sense however.


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Re: [Windows] MAPI32.DLL issue w/SM 1.1.15/6

On 04/10/2009 05:19 PM, Frank Wein wrote:
NoOp wrote:
On 04/10/2009 09:11 AM, Frank Wein wrote:
NoOp wrote:
I normally do not run windows, and run linux instead. However I've been
running WinXPPro (SP3) on a second machine to assist someone
troubleshooting a SeaMonkey issue. I've run into an issue with upgrading
from SM 1.1.14 to 1.1.15 and now 1.1.16 whereby I receive WinXP startup
errors due to SM replacing the MAPI32.DLL in the Windows System32
directory upon each upgrade. To add insult to injury... 1.1.15 1.1.16
required reboots.

If I leave the SM mapi32.dll installed, I received the following error
on startup:
[...]

Try deleting the registry key
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Mozilla\Desktop\Mapi_backup_dll (if it
exists, that is :).

No key; I even did a registry search.
[...]

Hrm, strange. As far as I see this, there are two places in the code
where mapi32.dll can be replaced with the SeaMonkey mozMapi32.dll:
1) On install, but only if these two conditions are met:
299 // If Mapi_backup_dll *and* the default var of
300 // HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Clients\Mail is set, then install
301 // mozMapi32.dll to the windows system dir as Mapi32.dll.
2) When setting SeaMonkey MailNews as default mail client and the
Mapi32.dll file present is some old dll (as mentioned before) or another
strange version of the DLL. Here I wonder a bit: The Mapi32.dll I have
here on Windows XP has as version 1.0.2536.0 (5.1.2600.0 as product
version) and as description Extended MAPI 1.0 for Windows NT. You
mentioned as version 4.0.835.1374, what description does the DLL have?
I'm wondering if this is the original DLL from Windows XP or another
(3rd party?) DLL? Do you happen to have Exchange or Groupwise installed?

Frank

The mapi32.dll is microsoft:
Description: Extended MAPI 1.0 for Window NT
Company: Microsoft Corporation
File Version: 4.0.835.1374

The system had Groupwise Exchange installed on it (since removed) and
is valid.

http://www.google.com/search?complete=0hl=enq=mapi32.dll+%2B4.0.835.1374btnG=Google+Search

However, it should not matter; SM shouldn't replace the file in
system32. What I can do, if I find time later this weekend, is to
completely purge SM and then reinstall first 1.1.16 (then purge that)
and then 2.0a3 again. That way I can determine exactly which one is the
culprit. I'm pretty sure that it was the update from 1.1.15 to 1.1.16,
but I want to be positive before adding to the bug.

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Re: Printing Coupons

2009-04-10 Thread BeeNeR

On or about 4/10/2009 3:01 PM, Michael Gordon typed the following:
 

 And the reason they use this method is to prevent the user from making
 multiple copies.  Although once the coupon is printed what's to prevent
 me from manually copying it?

 -- 
 Ed
 
 I did just that and I was prompted to install their program, no thanks.
 
 I e-mail their support this morning and received a reply, see below.
 
 Thank you for contacting us concerning Scotts products. As always, it is
 our goal to make sure that our customers are completely satisfied with
 our products and services.
 
 I am sorry you are experiencing problems printing coupons from our
 website. All coupons that are printed off the web require that you
 download the software (unless that specific software is already
 installed on your PC, as in if another vendor uses the same software).
 Each coupon you print is unique and encoded by the software so that the
 coupons can't be duplicated or used for fraudulent purposes.  If you
 install the software now, you can use the same software for future
 coupon offers.
 
 The Coupon printer is free, safe and easy to use. It does not install
 any form of spyware or adware or collect any personal information about
 you. Once it has been downloaded and installed, a process that only
 takes a few seconds, you will be able to print coupons from our site and
 from emails you might receive.
 
  If this is not acceptable to you and you would prefer we mail the
 coupon, please reply with your mailing address and I will mail you the
 coupon via the USPS.
 I apologize for any inconvenience this has caused you. Please feel free
 to contact us on our toll free help line at 1-800-543-8873 if we can
 answer any additional questions or you are still unable to print our
 coupons. Just a note, Home Depot and Lowe's do not accept our coupons.
 
 Again, thank you for taking the time to let us know of your concerns.
 Please do not hesitate to contact us if we can be of any additional help
 to you.
 
 Angela Garrison
 Consumer Response Representative
 The Scotts Company and Subsidiaries
 14111 Scottslawn Road
 Marysville, OH 43041
 
 
 You are correct in that there is nothing to prevent printing the first
 coupon and then making 1000 copies and giving them to all your friends
 and neighbors.
 
 The purpose of a coupon is to entice people to buy their product at some
 time in the future.
 
 What should they care if they printed a 1000 coupons with their
 software, or a 1000 coupons were freely distributed?
 
 Michael

And the reply to my complaint:

Thank you for contacting us concerning Scotts products. As always, it is
our goal to make sure that our customers are completely satisfied with
our products and services.

I am sorry you experienced difficulties printing the Scotts coupon from
the website. I am sending the coupon by mail. I apologize for any
inconvenience this has caused you.

Again, thank you for taking the time to let us know of your concerns.
Please do not hesitate to contact us if we can be of any additional help
to you.

Nicole Nunziato
Consumer Response Representative
The Scotts Company and Subsidiaries
14111 Scottslawn Road
Marysville, OH 43041

Ref # 7848808

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Re: Javascript


Mark Hansen replied On 4/10/2009 7:37 PM


On 04/10/09 16:23, Michael Gordon wrote:

Mark Hansen replied On 4/10/2009 11:16 AM


On 04/10/09 09:07, Michael Gordon wrote:

Raylee Cooper replied On 4/10/2009 10:17 AM


Hi,
I have just upgraded to Seamonkey.  I have enabled javascript, ticked 
every box in the edit section of the browser window.  But I'm still 
unable to view most pages, and more often than not, get a message on the 
pages I open saying I need to enable javascript.  So, I go back up to 
edit, preferences, then advanced to check the settings, it's still 
enabled and I still can't view the page. Do you know why this is 
happening?  I really like Seamonkey and I'd hate to have to revert back 
to my old browser because this one doesn't work properly.

Thanks, Raye


Raye,

When you installed SeaMonkey did you enable Quick Launch, it places an 
icon in your System Taskbar nest to the clock.


If Quick Launch is enabled then you have to close SeaMonkey down 
completely, including Quick Launch,  QL keeps some parts of SM in memory 
to quickly launch the SM application, and this may be preventing you 
form seeing your web pages with JavaScript.


Michael

Are you sure you have to restart SeaMonkey in order for the Enable JavaScript
option to be recognized? I've never had to do that.

Only if he had Quick Launch enabled and turned it off.

Michael


The OP was talking about enabling Java Script. I've been able to enable
and disable Java Script and have it affect the web page (after re-loading
the page) without stopping/restarting SeaMonkey.


Mark,
My point is that if the OP had Quick Launch enabled when the JavaScript 
would not work on the web page, and he enabled JavaScript the Quick 
Launch may have kept the original setting in memory and executed the 
page with JavaScript from memory.


Disabling Quick Launch and closing SM then opening SM starts a fresh 
instance of SM with no instructions kept in the Quick Launch memory.


Michael
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Re: [Windows] MAPI32.DLL issue w/SM 1.1.15/6

On 04/10/2009 05:50 PM, NoOp wrote:
 On 04/10/2009 05:19 PM, Frank Wein wrote:
 NoOp wrote:
 On 04/10/2009 09:11 AM, Frank Wein wrote:
 NoOp wrote:
 I normally do not run windows, and run linux instead. However I've been
 running WinXPPro (SP3) on a second machine to assist someone
 troubleshooting a SeaMonkey issue. I've run into an issue with upgrading
 from SM 1.1.14 to 1.1.15 and now 1.1.16 whereby I receive WinXP startup
 errors due to SM replacing the MAPI32.DLL in the Windows System32
 directory upon each upgrade. To add insult to injury... 1.1.15  1.1.16
 required reboots.

 If I leave the SM mapi32.dll installed, I received the following error
 on startup:
 [...]

 Try deleting the registry key
 HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Mozilla\Desktop\Mapi_backup_dll (if it
 exists, that is :). 
 
 No key; I even did a registry search.
 [...]
 
 Hrm, strange. As far as I see this, there are two places in the code
 where mapi32.dll can be replaced with the SeaMonkey mozMapi32.dll:
 1) On install, but only if these two conditions are met:
 299 // If Mapi_backup_dll *and* the default var of
 300 // HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Clients\Mail is set, then install
 301 // mozMapi32.dll to the windows system dir as Mapi32.dll.
 2) When setting SeaMonkey MailNews as default mail client and the
 Mapi32.dll file present is some old dll (as mentioned before) or another
 strange version of the DLL. Here I wonder a bit: The Mapi32.dll I have
 here on Windows XP has as version 1.0.2536.0 (5.1.2600.0 as product
 version) and as description Extended MAPI 1.0 for Windows NT. You
 mentioned as version 4.0.835.1374, what description does the DLL have?
 I'm wondering if this is the original DLL from Windows XP or another
 (3rd party?) DLL? Do you happen to have Exchange or Groupwise installed?
 
 Frank
 
 The mapi32.dll is microsoft:
 Description: Extended MAPI 1.0 for Window NT
 Company: Microsoft Corporation
 File Version: 4.0.835.1374
 
 The system had Groupwise  Exchange installed on it (since removed) and
 is valid.
 
 http://www.google.com/search?complete=0hl=enq=mapi32.dll+%2B4.0.835.1374btnG=Google+Search
 
 However, it should not matter; SM shouldn't replace the file in
 system32. What I can do, if I find time later this weekend, is to
 completely purge SM and then reinstall first 1.1.16 (then purge that)
 and then 2.0a3 again. That way I can determine exactly which one is the
 culprit. I'm pretty sure that it was the update from 1.1.15 to 1.1.16,
 but I want to be positive before adding to the bug.
 
 

OK Frank, here is what I've done (it's Friday night  I'm going sailing
this weekend so figured I'd better test now):

Note: all of the following with the WindowsSearch.exe program installed.

1. Used fixmapi.exe to replace the mozilla SM mapi32.dll in \system32\ -
that version is MS 1.0.2536.0.
2. Purge SM - all (Windows 'Add or Remove Programs)  deleted the
\mozilla\ folder in 'Documents and Settings'.
3. Rebooted  installed SM 1.1.16 (complete - no quicklaunch). I only
ran a cursory check - browser works  accepted making it my default
browser. Checked mapi32.dll - no change, it stayed the same.
4. Created a newsgroup account (news.mozilla.org) and accepted making SM
as the default mail application. Checked mapi32.dll - no change, it
stayed the same.
5. Purged SM 1.1.16  \mozilla\ folder and rebooted.
6. Installed SM 2.0a3 (most recent as my copy was a 'pre' version).
7. Repeated 3 above w/2.0a3 - Standard + all Optional Components
(interesting license agreement): Checked mapi32.dll - no change, it
stayed the same.
8. Repeated 4 above: Checked mapi32.dll - no change, it stayed the same
(MS version).

If I get time later I can try with the 4.0.835.1374 mapi32.dll to see if
that makes any difference + try with my old \mozilla\ data to see if
there is something in that causing the issue.

Gary


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Re: Restore Seamonkey after OS Reload.


Michael Gordon wrote:

Another option is Mox Backup to save all his profile data to his 
desktop, and from there copy to a memory stick, floppy, CD, or DVD. Then 
when he reinstalls his OS he can install SM and restore his save profile.


http://mozbackup.jasnapaka.com/download.php


yeah, thats one option.  Another is your zip program, 
or even windows backup program. I think xp has one?  I 
know win98 had one, but I can't find it in xp.


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Re: Quick Launch


Leonidas Jones wrote:

Please reply to the post, rather then composing a new message, 


apparently, for some its not that easy as they're 
posting via the lists


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Re: Cannot view a file!


Leonidas Jones wrote:

Lee wrote:

Hi Peter

Thanks for the reference I sent it to the party so
they will know why I cannot view their attachments.
Appreciate your help as usual.

L e e

Peter Potamus the Purple Hippo wrote:

http://kb.mozillazine.org/Winmail.dat_attachments


Oops, wrong thread.  :)

That can happen very easily.  Had you quoted some of Grant/Peter's post 
in your reply, your reply wouold make a little more sense however.


Lee


he did Lee.  He quoted the winmail.dat link, and I knew 
what he was talking about.  If he hadn't done that, 
then I too would have been out in left field looking 
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Re: [Windows] MAPI32.DLL issue w/SM 1.1.15/6


Terry R. wrote:
The date and time was Friday, April 10, 2009 1:36:10 PM, and on a whim, 
Peter Potamus the Purple Hippo pounded out on the keyboard:



Terry R. wrote:
The date and time was Friday, April 10, 2009 8:45:09 AM, and on a 
whim, NoOp pounded out on the keyboard:



Thanks for the suggestions... however the only malware in this case is
SM replacing mapi32.dll in C:\windows\system32. It's quite simple to
reproduce:

1. Put original mapi32.dll in system32
2. Reinstall SM 1.1.1x and watch SM replace the existing mapi32.dll 
with

it's own, and rename the previous mapi32.dll to mapi32_Mozilla.dll.

I remember the old NS doing the same. I wonder why SM still does that 
and yet FF/TB doesn't.


sorry to say, but mine didn't do that



Your NS? Or SM?  It was a big issue with NS.


Terry R.


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Re: [Windows] MAPI32.DLL issue w/SM 1.1.15/6


Terry R. wrote:
The date and time was Friday, April 10, 2009 1:34:28 PM, and on a whim, 
Peter Potamus the Purple Hippo pounded out on the keyboard:



Terry R. wrote:

I have SP3 and my mapi32.dll version is 1.0.2536.0. The last time I 
had that issue was 1998, as I realized I have a backup file of the 
moz mapi file in the system32 folder.


the version in the windowsXP system folder is 1.0.2536.0, but the one 
in the SM or TB program directory is 0.8.0.0




Not really related since the one in those folders is mozmapi32.dll.


Terry R.


we weren't talking about mozmapi32.dll, now were we!? 
:-) The version number you quoted was the windows 
version of mapi32.dll.


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Re: Javascript

2009-04-10 Thread David E. Ross

On 4/10/2009 8:15 PM, Michael Gordon wrote:
 Mark Hansen replied On 4/10/2009 7:37 PM
 
 On 04/10/09 16:23, Michael Gordon wrote:
 Mark Hansen replied On 4/10/2009 11:16 AM

 On 04/10/09 09:07, Michael Gordon wrote:
 Raylee Cooper replied On 4/10/2009 10:17 AM

 Hi,
 I have just upgraded to Seamonkey.  I have enabled javascript, ticked 
 every box in the edit section of the browser window.  But I'm still 
 unable to view most pages, and more often than not, get a message on the 
 pages I open saying I need to enable javascript.  So, I go back up to 
 edit, preferences, then advanced to check the settings, it's still 
 enabled and I still can't view the page. Do you know why this is 
 happening?  I really like Seamonkey and I'd hate to have to revert back 
 to my old browser because this one doesn't work properly.
 Thanks, Raye

 Raye,

 When you installed SeaMonkey did you enable Quick Launch, it places an 
 icon in your System Taskbar nest to the clock.

 If Quick Launch is enabled then you have to close SeaMonkey down 
 completely, including Quick Launch,  QL keeps some parts of SM in memory 
 to quickly launch the SM application, and this may be preventing you 
 form seeing your web pages with JavaScript.

 Michael
 Are you sure you have to restart SeaMonkey in order for the Enable 
 JavaScript
 option to be recognized? I've never had to do that.
 Only if he had Quick Launch enabled and turned it off.

 Michael
 The OP was talking about enabling Java Script. I've been able to enable
 and disable Java Script and have it affect the web page (after re-loading
 the page) without stopping/restarting SeaMonkey.
 
 Mark,
 My point is that if the OP had Quick Launch enabled when the JavaScript 
 would not work on the web page, and he enabled JavaScript the Quick 
 Launch may have kept the original setting in memory and executed the 
 page with JavaScript from memory.
 
 Disabling Quick Launch and closing SM then opening SM starts a fresh 
 instance of SM with no instructions kept in the Quick Launch memory.
 
 Michael

However, I am consistently able to enable and disable JavaScript while a
Web page is currently being displayed.  If that page has scripts, they
work or don't work according to whether JavaScript is enabled or
disabled.  The change of status for JavaScript is indeed effective when
I make that change.  There is no remembering of a prior status.

Occasionally (e.g., with Web pages for the Vanguard Group at
https://personal.vanguard.com/VGApp/hnw/home), I find scripts within a
page that load external scripts.  If JavaScript is disabled while
loading such a page, I must reload the page after enabling JavaScript in
order to get the full functionality of the page, part of which is
supplied by the external script.  (I find this really annoying because
SeaMonkey temporarily freezes while the external script is requested and
downloaded.)

I disable and enable JavaScript so often that I have a PrefBar checkbox
to do it.  I never have to terminate and relaunch SeaMonkey when
changing the JavaScript status.

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Re: [Windows] MAPI32.DLL issue w/SM 1.1.15/6

The date and time was Friday, April 10, 2009 4:54:27 PM, and on a whim, 
NoOp pounded out on the keyboard:



On 04/10/2009 04:23 PM, Terry R. wrote:

Actually it would be better for you to uninstall WS.  I don't allow that 
search crap on any workstations I manage.  Nothing but a performance hit.



Terry R.


I agree in general - I use linux. However, that doesn't negate the fact
that the SM mapi32.dll causes issues with quite new  recent MS
applications. I'd much prefer to find a fix so that SM doesn't interfere
with other applications. Further, if you read the bug provided by
Philip, there are other, more critical applications that this affects
(Groupwise  Outlook for example). I think it better to spend some time
resolving the issue rather than having new users experience issues with
applications that they chose to install on their systems.





From what I know using TB, this isn't an issue any longer.  It was when 
I used NS, and I don't have SM installed.



Terry R.
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Re: [Windows] MAPI32.DLL issue w/SM 1.1.15/6